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P. L L., (1860,) art. 4, sec. 180.

119. The provisions of the three preceding sections shall not
have any effect if the city of Baltimore, by ordinance or other-
wise, shall make any charge on articles passing over or deposited on
the wharves of said city for a less time than one day, for the pur-
pose of delivery only, from or on board of any vessel trading
within the limits of this State other than the regular wharfage
chargeable on such vessel.

Ibid. sec. 181.

120. Nothing contained in this sub-title of this article shall
prohibit the sale of leather, iron or tobacco, by the person who
manufactured the same, without the license herein required.

BUILDINGS

P. L. L , (1860,) art. 4, sec. 29.

121. The mayor and city council may direct in what part of
the city buildings of wood shall not be erected.

Ibid sec. 823.

122. They shall have power to regulate party walls and par-
tition fences.

Ibid. sec. 864.

123. They shall have power to pass ordinances regulating the
limits within which it shall be lawful to erect steps, porticoes,
bulk windows, or other architectural ornaments to houses front-
ing on any of the streets, lanes or alleys of said city.
Garrett v. Janes, 65 Md. 260.

Ibid. sec. 943.

124. They may regulate and establish the size of bricks that
are to be used in lie houses to be built in said city.

1880, ch. 133.

125. It shall not be lawful for the owners or lessees of any
public hall, church, school or place of amusement, in the cities
of Baltimore, Annapolis, Cumberland, Frederick, Hagerstown or
Frostburg, to obstruct, or allow to be obstructed by others, any of